Apple has lost its court challenge against EU rules forcing it to open up its platforms to third parties.

Google and Apple have a big leg up in the AI race: their control of billions of smartphones around the world.

Apple brought the action in an attempt to overturn the EU designating it a "gatekeeper", which requires it to open its App Store and iPhone operating system to greater competition from rival apps and services.

Regulators demand that Google harm itself in such a way that will imperil the very third parties intent on utilizing Google’s popularity as their own growth strategy.

Apple has been battling the European Commission over the Digital Markets Act since practically the day it was first passed in 2022. The sweeping regulations, most of which went into effect in 2023, have resulted in major changes for Apple, from the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Apple said the European Union's anti-monopoly laws are causing harm to the company and its European users' privacy and security. Photo by Keizo Mori/UPI Sept. 25 (UPI) --Apple released a ...

Apple's AirPods dodged a possible redesign as the EU exempts wireless earbuds from new battery rules aimed at reducing waste.

The EU's DMA is said to be in the interests of consumers, but as its been implemented, it's just denying them iOS 26 features Apple can't risk giving away to rivals. "We've already had to make the decision to delay the release of products and features, we ...

Google and Apple AI race: EU orders Android changes to boost AI competition, raises privacy concerns, and could give ChatGPT and OpenAI a bigger edge.

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